Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday, November 20, 1»47
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H A B b iïS & S K IN S
FOH SALE
W A N T L IV E R A B B IT S 4 lbs. up, rab
bit ak ln s. tilde», w ool, m ohair, ca»-
,-ara. liv e poultry. Rntor fc C om pany,
#35 a . W. F ro n t, » o r tla n d , O regon.
R B F R IG B B A T O R B Q U IF M B N T
B A B B I T SKIN'S— Top prh < i Pald_ J ^
old •sta b lla h e ff fur hou«-
B oy
L and strozu , N a tio n a l B ldg., S e a ttle .
W a sh . W rit* to r »h ip p in g U p and
p r ice lis t .
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FARMS AND RANCHES
Z o T T h a i / : O lt 'i h a m : K i
r-» 20
m ile» N .E . V an cou ver, W ash. 3»
In c u ltiv a tio n , b alan ce open p astu re.
H ouk «, barn. s p r i n g . e le c tr ic ity .
S om e tlm le r »travel road. C. w .
F ried ric h , M abton, W » ih . __
F O B SA L E — Mv eq u ity In 23 A. Improved
farm . 1 m ile of M olalla, O regon. M ,kc me
an offer. Other Inter c it s
K t. 1, fle x 3.54
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N ew b erg , O regea
BUSINESS & INVEST, OPPOR.
V O li S A l.K — i » lo r y c o n crete bldg,
m ea t m ark et and grocery. M ust s e ll
on acco u n t o f »lc knc»» aH fo r »11.-
000, pluH «lock . F or fu ll Inform atio n
w r ite F e te O etm an, Br., R aym on d,
W a sh .
coffee m yself.”
" Y es, he IS rather obnoxious— but in a cute sort of w a y !”
LITTLE REGGIE
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ERA L G A B A G E . S4• r t .
7000 ga l. m o n th ly . A ll sto c k and
e q u ip m e n t g o es. T w o bed room s,
k itc h e n ,
bath.
P a r tly
fu r n ish ed .
C an d les, s o f t drink s. H n « Inconrie.
L o t 120x20». R oom t o build 12
c o t ta g e s and b u sin e ss bldg. WHI
In cr e a se b u sin e ss 200 per cen t. Old
K st. lo c a t e d in S p rin gd ale, O regon
on UH 30. L e a v in g s ta te Sac. »1-.-
600 R t. 1. BOX 46, T ro u td a le, O re
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gon, H U R R T l
IC E
CREAM
P A R L O R . S an d w ich ,
lu n ch . 60 gal. Ice cream m achine,
2 c o m p a r tm e n ts b old s 60 gal. L ool-
er-cabim t 10 gal.. d isp en se r ca b in et
20 g a l. ‘i sto o l cou n ter, booth, c o n
fe c tio n e r y ,
»m oke»,
« o ft
¿[¿nJ«.
F lu o r e sc e n t lig h tin g , a ll m odern.
E q u ip , sto c k , f ix t u r e s w orth a b ou t
14 00» 4 m odern liv in g room s, bath,
n ic e ly fu r n ish ed . B ig Hummer trade,
good neigh b orh ood trade: c lo s e to
sc h o o l, bus lin es. F u rn itu re w orth
»1,500 ren t »33.00 mo. S to r e sh ed ,
garden p lace: h eart o f b u sin e ss
d ist. L e a v in g s t a t e fo r h e a lth . Sac.
»6.300, »3,100 ca sh . »1.400 on »eirms.
B a r g a in ! J. M. C am pbell, 4712 N .
W illia m s, P o rtla n d , O regon.
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£ . a y . B.
m e e. I*'_Lîce.»»iz.
P o r tla n d -S e a M ttle
ig h w
H . W yrick , R itz v ille , W a sh in g to n .
JEST R E S T A U R A N T deal y o u ev er
sa w in th e b ig g e s t lit t le ¡!aY n?1.1*
to w n in th e sta te . O w ner lo s t h is
partn er, h a s 2 fin e p la c e s w ill s e ll
one. A ll fin e new m odern eq u ip m en t,
on e y ear old. 3-y ea r le a se a t »35.
S e a t » 60 people. W ill g iv e e x c e lle n t
te r m s to r e lia b le p a rty .
.IC E N SE D m od. tr a ile r cam p ana
fu r n ish ed c a b in s on c o a st n lglfw ay.
s ic k n e s s in fa m ily , m u st s e ll a good
v e ar-arou n d Incom e.
F
YO U
W ANT
a
m on ey-m ak er
CROC., M EA T, GAS, 9 s te a d y r en
t a ls from cab in s. 3 a c r e s on h ig h
w a y . L iv in g q u a rters in sto r e bee
t h is on e soon.
E V E R A L v e r y f in e h om es, w ith or
w ith o u t fu n itu re . F h. 563. B a r i L.
R ich a rd so n , W illa m in a , O regon.
MUTT AND JEFF
MUTT, A in ' t WE) TAXI? WE'LL GO
60iN ' TO THE /BY SuBWAY/^fe f
lion tamers / and LIKE
V
By Bud Fisher
WELL.YOURE NOTGONNA
WALK INTO THE SUBWAY
d ll
L IK E T H A T r-
J f e r M l HOPE! /
THINK I WANT
some
C lumsy ox
STEPPING ON
< MY S H IN E ?
BLOCK
ch in e,
p le te
m e ta l
tu c n a ,
B U S IN E S S — W e ster n A ir m a
200 b lo c k s p er hour. C om
eq uip m ent. 45 x l0 0 b u ild in g,
roof. »4250. Cox B ro»., W a sh
W ash ., B o x 272.
D U E TO ILL HEALTH m ust sa crifice fish
and o y ster b u sin ess, inclu d in g cock tail
b a r. PACIFIC SEAFOOD CO., tlo o 8 E
F e w e ll B ird .. P ortlan d . O re. P h. E A #«»4.
LIVESTOCK
iU C TIO N S A L E N o v . 14 a t
A u ctio n yard s. M y e n tir e
R eg. H ereford » 20 c o w s. 9
bred h e ife r s. 15 c a lv e s inc.
p o lled and horned. A fin e
c h o o se fro m . C a ta lo g u e a t
A u ction . B. L . W a lsto n ,
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H a y d en L ake, Id ah o.
t
Spokane
herd or
y e a r lin g
7 b u lls
herd to
Spokane
ow n er.
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■ a le s Ac S e rv ic e . H om e lock ers, b otti«
c o o le rs, reach In boxes. M eat c a se s.
E v e r y th in g In r e fr ig e r a tio n P ortlan d
R e fr ig e r a tio n Co., 1518 N B. K1U-
ln g sw o r th , P ortlan d , O regon. Fh.
TR . 6644.
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MISCELLANEOUS
W ATCH R E P A IR IN G l l U T H T —
< 'o m p le te b e n ch w ith la th e , s ta k in g
to o ls, w atch p arts, etc. » 3 ,0 . R ic h
ard W rssc h , R t. 2, B a ttle O roand.
W ash ., Jnst n o r t h o f C olum bia
a ca d em y .
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F I L B E R T N I T T R E E S . T w e n ty
th ou san d D u C h llly th ree to fiv e
years
h ea lth y , th r ifty
P hone or
Write C. A. S k elto n , C h llllw sc k , B.C.
ISA A C SO N hyd. dozer for H-S cat,
2 fr'int and pum pr, 1 n ever used ,
n ew Jacks. W. H. M oore, H ereford ,
O regon.
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IJF.ER. E L K . COW and fur sk in s tanned
Into lea th er, and m ade Into co a ts, g lo v es,
e tc ., to vour m easu re. Or w e buv them .
t HERVF.NV GLOVE A TANNING CO.
»127 N.W. l»th Ave., Portland. Ore««»
F OR SALE T ro lle r “ R o s e " 5 ton M t 33'
lo n g , p e r fe c t condition. F u lly equipped.
R ea so n a b le. W. WALCH, 30« 4th Rt..
H oquiam, W ash.
SEED S, PLANTS, ETC.
a'
HIGH BI.SH cu ltiv a ted b lu eb errv plants^
B u y d irect from «row er. S ta te In sp ect
stock . Write for p articu lars.
H E N R Y J . TAKLO, S o sth H a r e s . Mieh.
WANTED TO BUY
W A N T E D — S m a ll a u to co u rt, w ith
se r v ic e sta tio n and or g a r a g e o r
tr a ile r cou rt. H a v e h o u se In R o se
m ead, Cal., n ear L os A n g ele s, to
trade, v a lu e »16,000. W rite f u ll In
fo rm a tio n In clu d in g price, lo ca tio n .
H ig h w a y num ber, p ic tu r es, am o u n t
o f land, d iagram o f prop erty, t a x e s
and net Incom e to C H A R L E S W .
W O L FO R D , 1619 D e lta S t , R o se
m ead, C alif.
FARM MACHINERY & EQUIP.
191« O liver C lctrac H . G. 42. com p lete with!
sta r te r and lig h ts, p ow er ta k eo ff and pul-
le v . A -l condi. W alter Span», Rt. 1. Snoho
m ish. W a sh , P h. O ranre KXH1. E r e r e tt-
FOR SA LE—Tw o TD-14 In ti, tra cty p e tra c
tors. L ike n ew . E quipped w ith Isa a cso n
front-m ount ca b le dozer and C arco w inch.
Write W ALTER H AFD A H L
Rt. 2, Box 47-A, Lebanon, O reg. P h. 35-F-tO
BUILDING MATERIALS
IM M EDIATE D E L IV E R Y
COMPOSITION SH ING LES
(3-tn-l) sq. butt. »7.25; g reen o r silv e r
g ra y , h ex a g o n , »5.79. a lso 90- lb. roll
roofing. »2.99; 55-lb. roll roofing. »2.96.
PA R R L IM B E R
««00 N .E . U n io n A v e .
13Î0 N.W . 19th
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C O M PANY
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T B . 11M
B E . 70S«
P o r tla n d 11. O reg o n
GARAG E DOORS
Aluminum Overhead Type 8'x7'. »65.
HEACOCK SASH A DOOR CO.
Q uality W oodworking fo r 34 Y ea rs
938 SW l i t at Salmon
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BR MS
P o r tla n d 4, O regon
SPECIAL
A T T E N T IO N
COMPOS
O R IG IN A L SO N G S and m u sic d i
r ec t fro m C om poser, w a n te d for
p u b lica tio n a n d m a n u fa c tu r in g
o f p h on ograp h record s.
A S O L A M USIC CO.
r . O. B o x 569, P o r tla n d 7, O regon
B B T O U R O W N BO SS
O W N A N D O P E R A T E A V E N D IN G
M A C H IN E
ROUTE
IN
YOUR
S P A R E TIM E. »400 IN V E S T M E N T
CA N N E T YOU
AROUND
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W E E K L Y P R O F IT . NO S E L L IN G .
W R IT E FO R F R E E C O N F ID E N
T IA L P R O F IT C H A R T.
A. A B. C A B D T CO.
1622 B . B. U B I O B A T E .
FO B T L A B D , ORBGOB
” DOGS. CATS. PETS. ETC.
T T E N T IO N H U N T E R S ! I h a v e tw o
E n g. S p rin ger fe m a le s w ith tw o
m o n th s tr a in in g , sir e d by In t. Ch.
L ou gh eed 's M ickey F in n and o u t o f
Can. Ch. W in so m e B on n ie H ea th er-
e tte . A lso p u p s 5 m o n th s old from
sa m e breed in g, and so m e pure-bred
F a r tl-c o lo r C ocker S p an iel pu ps 5
m o n th s old. l< rs. J e s s e B. L ow e,
W e stp o r t B o n te , A b erd een , W n. F h.
O costa 2364.
JITTER
R B B D E R 'S C O LLIB S
eg ister ed fa r m -r a ise d pups. T ri at
stu d . B t. 1, b ox 188B , G resh am ,
O regon. (1 9 5 th and 8 . B. D iv is io n ).
FARM S
AND
H O M ES.
N o r th w e s t
W a sh in g to n . L a r g e lis tin g . In fo r
m a tio n g la d ly . B u ch an an B s a lt y C o ,
710 F ir s t S t , M ou n t V ern on , W ash .
REG’LAR FELLERS
By Gene Byrnes
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VIRGIL
By Len Kleis
Will Save Salmon Waste
At present about SO per cent of
the weight of 360 million pound«
yearly Alaskan salmon catch is
dumped in the ocean or allowed to
rot at the canneries. This waste in
cludes the head, collar, tail piece,
liver, roe, milt and other parts.
The U. S. department of commerce
believes that these wastes may be
turned Into vitamins, hormones and
amino acids as well as other prod
ucts having an annual value of 10
million dollars. The department is
undertaking a development pro
gram for utilization of these waste
parts.
Increase Sorghum Profits
Sorghum research by the Okla
homa station has yielded informa
tion as to the most satisfactory va
rieties for grain, forage and sirup in
various parts of Oklahoma, and
more productive forage and grain
varieties have been developed. The
annual value of this research is esti
mated at three million dollars for
production of grain, six million dol
lars for forage and one million dol
lars for sirup.
Dobbin on Decline
The horse population of the world
suffered a decline of more than 20
per cent during the war years. Be
tween 1938 and 1946 the number of
horses in the world fell from almost
95 million to about 75 million. Not
all these losses were war casualties,
many more were victims of mech
anization.
Electrical Pied Piper
Electrically - recorded m a t i n g
squeaks of female rats are sounded
by a Vancouver exterminator to
trap male rats.
San Francisco’s Water
San Francisco secures its city
Water supply from Hetch Hetchy
dam high in the Sierras, 170 miles
from the city.
Ants Build Stables
Ants build tiny shelters of mud
and vegetable material for their
aphid cows in the crotches of shrubs.
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Western
Cowboy Boots
Fancy, High Grade
Hand-Made to
Your Order
" T h at G ood F e s lin g o a
T o u r F a st"
Write for Latest Catalogue
CRICHET BOOT CO.
El Paso 23. Texas
Know Your Cotton Laws
Sale of cotton goods was forbid
den in England in 1700 because it
competed with native wool. Long
before this, in India, about 8,000
years ago, cloth began to be made
of cotton. Ancient ruins of Peru,
show that the people who lived in
the Andes made cotton cloth even
before It was manufactured In In
dia. The Pueblo Indians, in what la
now New Mexico grew cotton and
made blankets of it. U. S. produce«
half of the cotton of the world. The
Invention of the cotton gin by Ell
Whitney in 1793 made U. S. the
leading cotton country of the world.'
First Oxford Professor
The first endowed professorship at
Oxford was that of divinity, founded
by the mother of Henry VII In 1501
and named the Lady Margaret pro
fessorship for her.
Messenger of Love
A parrot hidden in the design of
an Oriental rug is symbolized as a
messenger of love. This bird some
times is seen in Indian rugs.
The Wonder State
•The People Rule” Is the motto
adopted by Arkansas. The official
flower Is the apple blossom and the
official bird the mockingbird.
Cooperative Railroads
Cooperatives now can own and
operate railroads in Vermont, ac
cording to an act recently passed by
the Vermont legislature.
Watch the Dorsal
In landing a walleyed pike be
careful of the sharp spear in the
dorsal fin. The fish can inflict deep
and painful wounds with this weap
on, so hold it down while removing
the hook. In this position it is harm
less.
Reduce Dental Decay
Preliminary studies indicate that
opical applications of sodium flu-
orida may reduce dental decay
among children as much as 40 per
cant, according to American Dental
association